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Re: Tailshaft
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Its the large changes in drive angle that make them fail.

Posted on: 2003/7/21 11:21
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Stock joints are adequate as is the shaft.


Yes, the 1600 joints are the same ones used in the early Z's (L24/L28). Should handle the torque just fine.

FWIW, the weak link on a 1600 seems to be the joints in the drive axles. Don't know why they fail first, as they are the same joint used in the tailshaft.

Posted on: 2003/7/21 5:33
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Dunno if the tailshaft will fit the output from the gear box. IF it does then you are laughing, but i know a stanza taily will fit, just needs to be shortened.

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Posted on: 2003/7/21 2:18
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Stock joints are adequate as is the shaft.

Posted on: 2003/7/20 22:30
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I have a MR30 skyline box behind my CA18 and also a standard 1600 tailshaft. My question is when I get the tailshaft shortened do I need to get upgraded uni-joints or will the standard ones hold up. Or is there possibly a stronger L-series tailshaft I could have?

Posted on: 2003/7/20 14:26
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